Norfolk Beats Jamaica Kid in 12 Round Victory at Grand Opera House
Kid Norfolk of New York controlled the bout at the Grand Opera House last night, defeating Jamaica Kid in 12 rounds. Strong defensive work and sharp body punches and the closing rounds left Jamaica struggling. Norfolk showed clear superiority in skill and power. Other bouts included Fred Gardner stopping Sam Bell in seven, Young Dempsey beating Tommy Nee in six, and Johnny Marto outscoring Joe Adams in six.
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Grand Opera House
Kid Norfolk
New York
Norfolk
Ringster
Jamaica
Fred Gardner
Arizona
Leo Flynn
Sam Bell
Young Dempsey
Tommy Nee
Johnny Marto
Joe Adams
Golfers to Make Merry Aiimont Club Plans JL Meeting
William H. Evans, president of the Aiimont Golf Club of Arlington Heights, will call a board meeting this week to set a date for the annual jubilation gathering of club members. Prizes for the past season will be awarded. The club’s annual meeting is not until February.
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William H. Evans
Aiimont Golf Club
Arlington Heights
Syracuse Downs Rutgers 14 to 0 at Polo Grounds
Syracuse overwhelmed Rutgers 14 0 at the Polo Grounds with a strong offensive show and sharp passing. Rutgers threatened once in the third period when Duffy was tackled near the 45 yard line, ending the drive. Storck of Rutgers was carried off unconscious late in the fourth period.
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New York
Syracuse
Rutgers
Polo Grounds
Orange
Storck
Ackley
Schwarzer
Duffy
Erwig
Benjamin Dominates Welling in Newark Lightweight Bout
In Newark on November 4 Joe Benjamin of San Francisco dominated every round of an eight round lightweight bout against Chicago’s Joe Welling in his first appearance here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Joe Benjamin
San Francisco
Joe Welling
Chicago
Harvard Faces Tough Test as Tigers Visit Palmer Stadium
Harvard coaches players and fans disagree with experts who see Princeton as an easy victim. The Crimson expect a royal battle Saturday at Palmer Stadium with a hard task to tame the Tigers and win.
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Harvard
Princeton
Crimson
Harvard Varsity Strives for Full Strength Against Princeton
Harvard coaches work through a six play scrimmage with the varsity while star players like Sedgwick Phinney and Church return from injuries. The Crimson line features Woods Clark Havemeyer Horween Desmond Ryan and Steele as preparations turn toward the Princeton game with Jungletown-bound trip and student rally planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Fisher
Bengal
Cambridge
Tiger Slaughter
Ben Lockwood
Ralph Torween
Freddie Church
Duke” Sedgwick
Morris Phinney
Dec Nichols
Lockwood
Harvard
Princeton
Big Tom’ Woods
Tubby’ Clark
Clark
Woods
Charlie Havemeyer
Ranger
Arnold Horween
Keystone
Phil Philbin
Jack Desmond
Crimson
Joe Ryan
Charlie Coolidge
Ryan
Desmond
Steele
Weatherhead
Phinney
Charlie
Yale Freshman Captain Sets 600 Yard Indoor Record
Thomas Campbell, Yale freshman captain and holder of the world 600 yard indoor mark, ran an exhibition 600 yards in 1 minute 14 seconds at the university fall games in New Haven on November 4.
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New Haven
Conn
Thomas Campbell
Yale
Campbell Sets Indoor Outdoor Record Times in Lane Event
The report lists Campbell as outdoor record holder at 1 minute 10 2-5 seconds and indoor record at 1 minute 13 seconds, paced by W. M. Smith in 1920 and R. G. Page in 1922. Campbell also won the mile in 4:43 with Dwight Hillis placing second and EF. H. Palmer third. No field events were held. The summary notes Feldman winning the 100 yard dash in 10.2 seconds with Koenig second and Willard third. Feldman also won the 220 yard dash in 22.4 seconds with Koenig second and Normal Leeds third. The 440 yard dash went to R. G. Smith in 53.2 seconds with Scudder second and Allen third. D. C. Smith won the 880 yard dash in 2:08 with Page second and W. Horn third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
W. M. Smith
R. G. Page
Dwight Hillis
EF. H. Palmer
S. S. Feldman
R. E
D. C. Smith
G. W. ‘Horn
Waterfront Calendar Highlights Nov 5 and Fleet Movements
November 5 waterfront items note the 809th day of the year with a morning tide at 10 feet and a new moon looming November 22. The steamer Ocean returned from Georges Bank two days early to land rheumatic crewman Andrew Miller who was taken home. The John Cooney hauled 4000 pounds of mackerel at 22 cents. four vessels reported heavy pollock catches including Lucia 36000 pounds and Viking 27000. Ex-vessel prices span dock 6–8 cents for large cod to 4–8 cents for pollock and 5 cents for soles. Additional landings include 2500 pounds soles and 600 pounds flounders from the Maria. Walrus reports 2000 pounds pollock. The Plainfield departed Philadelphia with cargo for Havana. Esparta and Lake Arthur will follow. Gallymore sails to Liverpool with 725 tons wheat and other goods. Nitonian, West Tagus, Yaquina, Lake Flambeau, and Ninian slated for forthcoming ports.
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Ocean
McComiskey
Georges Bank
Andrew Miller
John Cooney
Lucia
Viking
Elizabeth A
Anna
Haddock
Trwr
Walrus
Maria
United Fruit Company
Plainfield
8. Hansen
Long Wharf
Philadelphia
Havana
Esparta
Lake Arthur
Cuban
Yaquina
Copenhagen
Gothenburg
Manchester
Landsman
Mackusick Elected Mitchell Captain
Allen Mac Kinsick of Bedford was elected captain of the Mitchell Military Boys' School football team at a special meeting. Mac Kusick plays left halfback. Sherwood Kelley of Winchester was chosen manager in place of MacKusick.
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Billerica
Allen MacKinsick
Bedford
Mitchell Military Boys
MacKusick
Sherwood Kelley
Winchester
Shipping News: Steamers and Routes From Europe to Atlantic Ports
Shipping list details arrivals and departures of numerous steamers and vessels including Lake Glebe, Galtymore, Lady of Gaspe, North Land, City of Montgomery, and others. Routes cover Liverpool, Halifax, St. John s Newfoundland, New York, Baltimore, and Portland with cargo and towing operations to multiple ports such as Norfolk, Bangor, Sagua, and Nantucket.
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Lake Glebe
Jensen
Liverpool
Brest
Baltimore
New Windsor
Frost
Plymouth
Eng
St. John’s
N. F
New York
Corrales
Winsons
Sagua
Carbarien
Nantucket
Nickerson
Miladelphia
Cowan
Fullerton
Norfolk
Camden
Sawyer
Bangor
Ransom B
Fuller
Strout
Portland
J. T. Morse
Rawiey
Rockland
City of Gloucester
Larsen
Gloucester
Galtymore
Halifax
N. S
Lady of
Fall River Line Boat Train Schedule to New York
The Fall River Line Boat Train with Parlor Car departs South Station at 6 00 P M and arrives in New York at 7 00 A M Pier 14 City Ticket Office Fort Hill 6480 67 Franklin cor Arch Street offers service from Fort Hill 6480 and Arch Street location.
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South Station
New York
Pier 14
City
Fort Hill
Franklin. Cor
Arch Street
Studebaker Stockholders Called to Meeting in Jersey City
The Studebaker Corporation calls a special stockholders meeting for November 24 1919 at the Jersey City office to vote on increasing authorized capital from 45000000 to 90000000 dollars and issuing 7 percent cumulative preferred stock plus common stock, plus authorization to set aside shares for employees. The stock books will close November 3 to November 25 1919.
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Studebaker Corporation
Exchange Place
Jersey City
New Jersey
Board of Directors
G. Rumpf
Studeaker Stockholders Notice on 1919 equity offering
The Studebaker Corporation announces that if stockholders approve the capital stock increase at the special meeting, common stock at 105 with $15,000,000 par will be offered to record holders as of November 29 1919 with warrants for full payment by December 15 1919. Dividends due December 1 1919 will be paid to record holders November 28 1919.
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Studebaker Corporation
Board of Directors
Rumpf
Aulen
School St
Helen T
Frederick L. Lyman
Ks&t
Public Hearing Set On City Point Volunteer Life Saving Corps
The State Board of Charity schedules a public hearing at Room 38 State House Boston at 2 p m November 21 1919 on incorporation of City Point Volunteer Life Saving Corps under Chapter 125 Revised Laws as amended by Chapter 181 Acts of 1910. KS 10 1T COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Tax Commissioner Boston October 22 1919. A special tax hearing for taxes paid under mistake of law or fact will be held November 6 1919 at 10 80 a m at State House Boston Room 446 before Attorney General Henry A Wyman Receiver General Charles L Burrill and Tax Commissioner.
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State Board of Charity
State House
Boston
City Point Volunteer Life Saving Corps
Robert W. Kelso
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Henry A. Wyman
Charles L. Burrill
William PD. T. Trefry
Wanted Information on Relatives and Missing Persons
Notices solicit information about Margaret Archer admitted to Medfield State Hospital from Danvers State Hospital on June 2, 1896. Also request information on Jabez L. Rogers last seen in Fairhaven Massachusetts March 3 1918 and contact MR G EB Rogers in Mine Pennsylvania. Margaret Howley of Caherconlish Ireland asks sister Kate to contact.
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Margaret Archer
Medfield State Hospital
Danvers State Hospital
E. H. Cohoon
Box A
Harding
Mass
Jabez L. Rogers
Fairhaven
G. EB. Rogers
East 11Th St
Penn
Margaret Howley
Caherconlish
Li Limerick
Ireland
Kate
the Post
American Glassware & Supply ad arrives in Boston
Two full carloads of gallon and half gallon glass jugs arrive at American Glassware and Supply, 158 Blackstone Street Boston Mass. Special price to older people advertised. Telephone Richmond 31 148.
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American Glassware & Supply
Blackstone St
Boston
Mass
Richmond
Obituaries and funeral notices from Boston area
Multiple bereavement notices list names such as Barrett Buckner Geller Gray Laws Marshall McCarthy Monroe Murphy Nelson O Hare Stacey White Wyse and Isabelle Wyse. Details include residence, funeral times and locations at churches and parish houses with mass times and auto or motor cortege mentions. Relatives and friends invited.
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St. Matthew’s Church
Standa
Gray
Boston
Ellen
John Gray
Bennington St
Sacred Heart Church
Aute Cortegé
Laws
Roxbury
Jonas R
Stacy Sutherland Laws
Winthrop St
Marshall
Catherine Marshall Sullivan
Ziegler St
St. Patrick’s Church
M’carthy
Anna R
John and Christina McCarthy
Columbia Rd
Monroe
Murdock Monroe
Union Ave
J. Plain
Murphy
Francis C
Anne Scott Murphy
Marlboro St
St. Cecilia's Church
Belgifferest
Nelson
Malden
Mary A. Pagum
Albert O. Nelson
Quincy St
Church of the Immaculate Conception
O'Hare
Somerville
Patrick O’hare
Benedict St
St. Benedict’s Church
Stacky
Annie
Wiliam Frank Stacey
Boylston St
Broadway
White
Emma A
Nea Snow
Albert T. White
Russell Rd
St. Clement’s
Lowell
Wyse
Isabelle B. Wyse
Bonner Ave
Death notice for Sir Edward T. Nicholl
Coeur de Lion Commandery K T Sir Knights announce the death of Sir Edward T Nicholl on Nov 3 Funeral services will be held at his late residence 168 Glen St RH Somerville on Thursday afternoon Nov 6 at 2 oclock Leonard F Hall Commander William L Barber Recorder
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Coeur de Lion Commandery
K. T
Edward T. Nicholl
Glen St
Somerville
Leonard F. Hall
William *L. Barber
Requiem Mass for Singh Bradley in Dorchester church
A high mass of requiem is to be celebrated at St. Peter's Church in Dorchester on Thursday morning November 6 at 7 45 for Singh Bradley who was called home a year ago. Messages of thanks are sent to relatives for flowers and support in the bereavement of Josie A and family. An anniversary high mass for the repose of souls of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Sammon is set for St Mark's Church Ashmont on November 6 at 8 00 am. In loving memory of a mother who passed away November 5 the note ends with a personal tribute.
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Duke
Sedgwick
Morris Phinney
Freddie Church
Phinney
Princeton
Jungaleers
Freddie Churena
Casey
Eddie
Keith Kane
St. George’s
Crimson
St. Peter’s Church
Dorchester
Singh Bradley
Thomas J. Sammon
St. Mark's Church
Ashmont
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QOH Girl’ CO
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Washington Theatre
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Mlle
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William Gaxton & CO
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Allman & Nally
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Nathan H. Gordon
the Hoodine
Wilfee
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J. M. Barrie
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Seven Kings of Syncopation Co
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Copley Theatre
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Lombard! Ltd
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Harry Rodger
Houdini
William
Hodge
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Olympia Wash
Farrar
Lou Tellegen
ALL Star Vaudeville
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Springfield
Billy Murray
Burnham
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Tigers
Princetonians
Dick Humphrey
Ralph Horween
Jungletown
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Sonny” Baker
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Mayflower Photoplay Corp
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Scotch Lads and Lassies
Miss Antoinette Crawford & Co
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Howard
Harry
Jake” Fields
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His Majesty, the
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Oes Columbia
Pannonia
State St. Tel. Fort HiLl
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc
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Mt. Vernon St
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Arthur Sullivan
Josie A .Ctihean
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A. L. Eastman CO. Undertakers
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Tel. B. B
Royal Upholstering Co
Washington St
Dudley St
New England
Jefferson
General Supply Company
Milk St
Paine Furniture Co
Johnson
Cambridge St
Allston
Tel
Brighton
Hilles-Jones
Dia
Head Railway
T Ship Construction & Trading Co., Inc
New York City
Condit Electrical Mipg. CO
Summer St
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